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Post by camo on Oct 18, 2004 19:01:14 GMT -5
This is one fish I will never forget catching, I was bivvied up on the Baldwin swim on Fordwich Lake i had been their for five biteless days, the weather report was for 70 mph winds and torrential rain to hit the area by saturday afternoon, I had my fist fish on the friday evening a 24lb-0oz Mirror Carp. Saturday I could not believe what was happening this 40 acre lake was empty by 11.00am apart from yours truly, the rain and wind seemed to arrive together and as soon as it did I had a bleep on my right hand rod, I jumped to my feet not knowing if it was the wind or not. It was'nt all of a sudden the line poured from my reels at a rate of knots I have not witnessed before, I picked up the rod and wound down until I felt the fish and the rod hooped over and I pulled into the fish that was kiting hard round to my right, I was almost blown over several times by the force of the wind and the rain was making it hard to see. Approximately 15 minutes later the fish was in the net, the famous Clown tipped the scales to 30lb-10oz
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Post by tarpon on Oct 20, 2004 13:34:22 GMT -5
What day was this camo, because if it was a Saturday then i was not there ;D ;D No really my first carp was a common of 11lb and that was caught from the reeds. But my favorite would be long barbs a really fat 22lb 11oz,mirror near leather carp sorry no pictures as my scanners playing up again The reason she or may be it was a he, was called long barbs is because the he/she had the longest barbs i have ever seen on a carp But beautiful all the same
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